<h1>Supreme Court orders public disclosure of voter deletions, accepts Aadhaar for challenges under electoral rules</h1> The Supreme Court directed the Election Commission to publish details of 6.5 million names deleted from Bihar's voter list during the Special Intensive Revision, requiring reasons for each deletion to be made publicly available at local offices and widely publicized. The court allowed affected individuals to challenge deletions by presenting their Aadhaar cards, rejecting the Election Commission's prior refusal to accept Aadhaar as valid proof. The ruling aims to enhance transparency in the electoral roll revision process and address concerns of potential voter manipulation. The court also mandated the Election Commission to provide machine-readable electoral rolls and submit a compliance report by August 22. This decision was hailed by an opposition party as a significant step to uphold constitutional integrity and combat alleged electoral malpractices.